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03/07/2025

The modern library: More than a book storeroom

School News by June 2025 Sarah Davison The school library has long been a place of discovery, reflection, & learning. But as educational needs change, so must our learning spaces. Today’s

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29/06/2025

Prepare for NAIDOC Week 6-13 July 2025

The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy As we enter 2025, NAIDOC Week marks a powerful milestone: 50 years of honoring and elevating Indigenous voices, culture, and resilience. The 2025 theme,

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27/06/2025

New resources to support media literacy teaching

School News 18 June, 2025 Ensuring Australian students develop a greater understanding of the modern media landscape in a digitally connected world is at the heart of a new teaching resource

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24/06/2025

Decolonising literacy practices as a model for inclusive literacy teaching | ASLA

Why not revisit this video from 2024 Literature Symposium. In this instalment of the 2024 Literature Symposium, ASLA Secretary Sonja Brownridge is joined by ASLA Director Deborah Brown to discuss "Decolonising

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20/06/2025

Conversation with Daphne: Reading Instruction for Social Justice and Individual Liberation

Interview with Dr Andy Johnson Access here

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02/06/2025

Test scores out, creative designers in to engage children

BLOG by Pasi Sahlberg June 1, 2025 ...It’s time to recognise teachers as creative designers of learning and as frontline leaders for a better world. We need to trust them

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20/05/2025

‘It is a seriously difficult role and only getting harder’: school principals speak about stress, violence and abuse in their jobs

School News from The Conversation Research by Paul Kidson, Herb Marsh and Theresa Dicke from ANU has revealed that almost half of school principals are considering quitting. School principals around Australia are

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05/05/2025

More than books: Why school libraries and librarians matter

SchoolNews 29 April, 2025 by Shannon Meyerkort Knowledge is power and deep reading leads us to deep understanding. A good librarian understands that. Every August, during Children’s Book Week, Australian

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21/04/2025

Reflective supervision: one way to address the crisis at the top

EduResearch Matters April 24, 2025 By Mary Ann Hunter, Geoff Broughton and Michael Anderson Australia’s education system is facing a significant crisis, with school principals experiencing unprecedented levels of stress and

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16/04/2025

Part 5: Celebrating Growth in Literacy

teachific 23 March 2025 Sharon Cullen Transforming Literacy: A Journey of Growth and Innovation In a thought-provoking conversation between Sharon Callen, a literacy consultant, and Tamara Biddle, a Foundation year teacher at

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